The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-07
The American Association.

DIVIDING THE HONORS.
ST. Louis, Oct 6.-Knouff's wild pitching
lost the game to Louisville this morning. he Civ
ing no less than eight men bases on balls. and
being ineffective at critical points. The game
was slow and tedious, and there were espe-
cially brilliant points. Ramsey also hit
hard. but he pitched in better form than Knouff
Umpire Connolly fined Ramsey $50 for question
ing decision and telling him he was rotten"
making the intelligence rather costly. Score
L. hou hUaii,... Eis
Earned runs-st- Louis, 5; Louisville. z. Two
bases--Latham, Comiskey co, WEIGH (3j Mack.
Browning, White. Cook. Double piays-Knouff,
on balls-.Mack 90, Cross o. White 90, Werrek,
Hecker. Hit by pitched bal-Browning, Cross. Err
Knou CIV & Cook
Wild pitch-Knouf. Time-1:50.. Umpire-Con-
nelly.
The home team surprised the local pnblic by
presenting Hudson their pitcher in the after
noon. He has been absent from the Browns for
a long while account of his mothers fatal ILL
ness. and returned only to help them out in
their closing games. He pitched very well for q
man who had been absent from his position for
several weeks: but the best feature of the days
play was the fielding of WEIGH at center and the
wonderful batting of ONeili, who. in the after
noon game. got in two home runs. one of which
was made in the ninth inning before the game
called back to the eighth account OF
darkness. Score:
Louisville -----......- o o o 8 5
Earned runs-st- Louis, g. Louisville, L. Two
Home runs-oN Neil. Chamberlain. Double plays
White. Mack and Hecker; Mack and Hecker. First
White. Stolen bsses-Latham 81, Caruthers, WelcR
Errors-St. Louis; 81 Louisville; 8 Struck out
lain. Time-1:45. Umpire-Connelly.
BROOKLYN, s; MErRoPoLITANs, g
NEW YORK, Oct 6-The Metropolitan and
BROOKLYN clubs played again to-day at Washing
ton Park. Brooklyn. the home team winning
through their superior fielding. They also
out-batted the MetropolitGns. getting eight clean
hits. The Metropolitans played loose game in
excel each other. The game was called at the
end of the eighth inning on account of darkness
Score:
Metropoiitans ..O o 2 O-3
Earned runs-Brooklvn. 3. Metropoltans /.
Two-base hits Mcclellan, Swartwood. Stolen bases
Clark Toole. Double play-C t5erson Mcclellan and
Phillips. First base balls-Greer Radford, Weld
First base on errors-Brooklyn. 4. Struck out
Brooklyn. q; Metropotans L. Wild pitches-Weid-
man, 3. Time-l:4o. Umpire-Sulivan
ATHLETICS, 4; BALTIMORE. o.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6-Seward pitched
great game against Baltimore this afternoon,
only three hits, all told, being made off him.
The Athletics played super bly, in the field, not
an error of any kind marring their work Only
four Baltimoreans reached first, and three of
the four died at second. Greenwood being the
only man left a base. The Athletics secured
only nine hits off Kilroy, but they were well
grouped. Score
Athletics L O o O O. 4
Baltimore. o O. o
Earned runs-Athletics. 2. Two base hits-Lyons,
Stovey. Three base hit-Poo-man Stolen bases
Poorman (2) Robinson, Seward Errors-Athetics.
o. Baltimore, 3. First base balls-Seward 90.
Hit by pitched ball-Purcel First base errors
Athletics 3. Struck out-Milli gan. Mann, Trott,
Passed bas-Trott 3. Tme-1:25 Umpire
Ferguson.